This summer I’m so involved with the creation of my new work that I decided to postpone vacations. However last week I took some days off and visited Rothenburg ob der Tauber, in Mittelfranken, Germany.
I was surprised and delighted to see this famous city from the Middle Ages. Is one of the touristic Hotspots of Germany. It receives about 2 million visitors per year. The history of Rothenburg is really interesting; start about 900 BC. Here are some pictures of this visit:
Great view of Rödergasse Street, with Markusturm Röderbogen on the background.
This is one of the few cities in Germany that still have the city walls intact.
Part of the city walls and the ruins of an old tower.
Perfect for a great entrance.
St Jakobskirche
Rothenburg Council and the city square.
walking at the city square
This is one of my favorites places, it was the Rothenburg Castle. There was an earthquake in the middle ages and just this chapel survived. You can see the original castle on the drawing, and the red part is what now remains.
So lovely to walk at night in this town
Kriminalmuseum: middle Ages punishment for the gossip girls. Disclaimer: our model is not involved in any punishable activities
Kriminalmuseum: this is so cool! Just read the description. We need some of this flutes in South America (and of course in North America!)
Taking a break after walking outside the city walls.
Art exhibition in Tröstau. Kunst-Kirchweih 2018
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Familienaufstellung Einladung
Summer escape to Rothenburg ob der Tauber
BlogThis summer I’m so involved with the creation of my new work that I decided to postpone vacations. However last week I took some days off and visited Rothenburg ob der Tauber, in Mittelfranken, Germany.
I was surprised and delighted to see this famous city from the Middle Ages. Is one of the touristic Hotspots of Germany. It receives about 2 million visitors per year. The history of Rothenburg is really interesting; start about 900 BC. Here are some pictures of this visit:
Great view of Rödergasse Street, with Markusturm Röderbogen on the background.
This is one of the few cities in Germany that still have the city walls intact.
Part of the city walls and the ruins of an old tower.
Perfect for a great entrance.
St Jakobskirche
Rothenburg Council and the city square.
walking at the city square
This is one of my favorites places, it was the Rothenburg Castle. There was an earthquake in the middle ages and just this chapel survived. You can see the original castle on the drawing, and the red part is what now remains.
So lovely to walk at night in this town
Kriminalmuseum: middle Ages punishment for the gossip girls. Disclaimer: our model is not involved in any punishable activities
Kriminalmuseum: this is so cool! Just read the description. We need some of this flutes in South America (and of course in North America!)
Taking a break after walking outside the city walls.
Kunst im Park 2017, at August Stunz Zentrum
BlogAt May 20th, 2017 I was invited by Matthias Schmidt and Sabine Kunz from Awo to participate in the Summer Fest 2017 “Kunst im Park” at August Stunz Zentrum, in Frankfurt am Main. Happy to be there with my good friend artist Maria Fidone. Here a Live Video that we made:
here with my friend artist Maria Fidone. We had a lot to catch up with each other.
At my stand, totally retro Style.
Maria showing her products. The recycled items, of course!
Ausser mir. Exhibition at Ausstellungsraum Eulengasse
BlogShowing a piece from the Secret Times series at Ausstellungsraum Eulengasse in Bornheim, Frankfurt am Main from 29th January -14th February 2016.
Flyer of the exhibition
I exhibited with the artists Klaus Bittner, Sybille Fuchs, Ape Job, Brigitte Kottwitz, Carolyn Krüger, Rosemarie Lücking, Zoya Sadri, Pepa Tardio Maya, Martina Templin and Sabine Voigt.
Friends, artists and collectors gathered in the vernissage. In the background my work “The Pilger”.
International Painting Symposium in Thessaloniki Greece
BlogNow exhibiting at Capsis Hotel in the group exhibition “Culture of Cosmos” during the International Painting Symposium 2014 in Greece.
Two paintings made during the event. Inspired in my life in the rainforest and in Frankfurt, respectively.
Here with Dr. Hassan, from Egypt. Her mosaic work is amazing.
My dear friend Senol Sak, from Turkey. We were roommates and we worked toegether. He is known as “the fish painter”.